Ubuntu on the BBC! Here is a short snippet from the article. There's a video in the link too!
WTG Ubuntu!Canonical is also making it easier to road test Ubuntu with a "live mode" that lets potential users run it off a USB drive to check its compatibility with the hardware on their desktop or laptop.
Evidence that it is being taken seriously can be found, he said, in the annual "10-K form" that Microsoft files with the SEC. Every public firm must file one of these to outline the market conditions and competitors it believes pose the greatest threat to its business.
In 2009, for the first time, Canonical got a mention.
Given that Microsoft recognises its success, Mr Kenyon is convinced that it's only a matter of time before Ubuntu's 12 million strong pool of users is joined by many more.
"We're nearing a tipping point," said Mr Kenyon.
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